Veronica Văleanu

First prize: £10,000 Deadline for entries: 6th August 2010 Entry fee: £15 (per portfolio) Established in 1998 as the home of creative writing within the Department of English at Manchester

To produce existence through writing is a human dimension whose monad is inhuman. Any alternative attempt undergirded by the endorsement of utter reductionism would be useless, especially if we allow

The Brit Writers’ Awards Unpublished 2010 are looking for the UK’s best undiscovered writers. The Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, has written to the organizers of the UK’is the largest ever creative

The University of New Orleans, the pioneer in writing programs abroad, announces the sixth annual writing contest for study-abroad, Summer, 2010. Fee: $25 for one entry Deadline: 31 January

The University of Arkansas Press Poetry Series invites submissions of manuscripts each fall for its poetry series. The only criterion is excellence. The poetry prize is named in honor of Miller

The T.S. Eliot Prize for Poetry is an annual award for the best unpublished book-length collection of poetry in English, in honor of native Missourian T. S. Eliot’s considerable intellectual and

Writing – art as a survivivore creature. Not inside the book’s covers. Not the set in, but the set out. agon-ia A predator hyperreality questing for dimensions to-be-discovered. It creates virtual

Elizabeth George is not the writing’s spoilsport: she just shunts a focal point along the writing’s shortcomings when somebody might want to quit this inner urge of creating for lack of

Vied backwards, always as a twice-told tale by the sloganeering post-modernist art, religion seems to be the best antidote of itself, just because the top-down theory of God’s mutations in us is

The annual Rattle Poetry Prize is one of the most writer-friendly contests in the world. It offers $5000 for the winner and 10 mentions of $100 each. All winning poems are published in the winter

No less than the tragic of the ancient Greece which had consistently shrunk the peratologic (peras, cf. Gr. limit) diameter in what concerns the affiliation of the sacredness to the civic sense since